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Malvertising's Shift to In-Browser Payload Assembly
July 26, 2026 · Hostija

Malvertising's Shift to In-Browser Payload Assembly

A new malvertising approach fragments malware across multiple requests and reassembles it in the victim's browser, making traditional detection harder. Understanding the technique matters for hosting operators and security teams.

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North Korean Phishing Kits Target Crypto Users via Fake Collaboration Platforms
July 25, 2026 · Hostija

North Korean Phishing Kits Target Crypto Users via Fake Collaboration Platforms

North Korean attackers combine domain impersonation with wallet profiling to deliver targeted malware to cryptocurrency users. What defenders need to know.

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Zimbra Zero-Day: What Mail Server Operators Need to Know
July 24, 2026 · Hostija

Zimbra Zero-Day: What Mail Server Operators Need to Know

A state-sponsored group weaponised an unpatched Zimbra flaw to intercept email and authentication codes. Here's what mail administrators need to do.

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Bug Bounty Economics: When Platform Incentives Shift
July 23, 2026 · Hostija

Bug Bounty Economics: When Platform Incentives Shift

GitHub's decision to halve public bug bounty payouts and gate higher rewards behind a VIP tier signals a broader shift in how platforms manage security research incentives.

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When Masked Email Leaks Real Addresses: Apple's Hide My Email Fix
July 22, 2026 · Hostija

When Masked Email Leaks Real Addresses: Apple's Hide My Email Fix

Apple fixed a year-old vulnerability in Hide My Email that exposed real addresses in mail logs. An important lesson for privacy service architecture.

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Supply Chain Risk: How 7,600 Fake Repositories Became a Malware Vector
July 21, 2026 · Hostija

Supply Chain Risk: How 7,600 Fake Repositories Became a Malware Vector

Nearly 7,600 malicious GitHub repositories impersonate legitimate projects. We examine the FakeGit campaign and what it reveals about supply chain vulnerabilities.

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